Norway Kids Taken Away

Public opinion is fickle. We all know that. One day people's hearts were going out to the parents whose kids were taken away by Norwegian authorities and now all of a sudden many have decided the parents should be left at the mercy of Norway's totalitarian family courts. Some didn't care from the start, because for them, Indians who make the choice...

The uncle of the two Indian children who were taken away from their parents by the Norwegian Child Welfare Services met one of the children today.

The uncle of the children belonging to a Non Resident Indian (NRI) couple, who were taken by the Norwegian Child Welfare Society has got a visa. He will be leaving for Norway today. The two young children were taken away in Norway by the authorities from their parents, Anurup and Sagarika Bhattacharya. Mr Bhattacharya's brother Aruna Bhash, who liv...

Two young Indian children who were separated from their parents in Norway by local child welfare services will be handed over to a family member. The agreement between the governments of India, Norway and the parents, will end weeks of a custody row that became a diplomatic stress-test for the two countries.

As an Indian couple battles in Norway for the custody of their two children - taken away and sent to foster care by the Child Protective Services - External Affairs Minister SM Krishna today called the Indian ambassador in Norway and urged him to speak to the Norwegian Foreign envoy demanding the kids be sent back to their parents. Mr Krishna has a...

Anurup and Sagarika Bhattacharya - an Indian couple from Kolkata are living a nightmare in Norway. Their children - a three-year-old son and one-year-old daughter - were taken away from them by Norway's child protective services and placed in foster care eight months ago.

Public opinion is fickle. We all know that. One day people's hearts were going out to the parents whose kids were taken away by Norwegian authorities and now all of a sudden many have decided the parents should be left at the mercy of Norway's totalitarian family courts. Some didn't care from the start, because for them, Indians who make the choice...

The uncle of the two Indian children who were taken away from their parents by the Norwegian Child Welfare Services met one of the children today.

The uncle of the children belonging to a Non Resident Indian (NRI) couple, who were taken by the Norwegian Child Welfare Society has got a visa. He will be leaving for Norway today. The two young children were taken away in Norway by the authorities from their parents, Anurup and Sagarika Bhattacharya. Mr Bhattacharya's brother Aruna Bhash, who liv...

Two young Indian children who were separated from their parents in Norway by local child welfare services will be handed over to a family member. The agreement between the governments of India, Norway and the parents, will end weeks of a custody row that became a diplomatic stress-test for the two countries.

As an Indian couple battles in Norway for the custody of their two children - taken away and sent to foster care by the Child Protective Services - External Affairs Minister SM Krishna today called the Indian ambassador in Norway and urged him to speak to the Norwegian Foreign envoy demanding the kids be sent back to their parents. Mr Krishna has a...

Anurup and Sagarika Bhattacharya - an Indian couple from Kolkata are living a nightmare in Norway. Their children - a three-year-old son and one-year-old daughter - were taken away from them by Norway's child protective services and placed in foster care eight months ago.